There is a hill in eastern France that most Americans have never heard of. It does not appear in our history books. It does not appear on the maps our...
July 1942. The Libyan desert. 200 m south of the coastal road. 18 American jeeps moved in two columns across the sand. No headlights. No engine noise beyond the soft...
1996 Sterling Lines, Heraford, England. Behind razor wire and perimeter cameras, a convoy of flatbed transporters rolls through the gates of the most secretive military compound in Britain and stops...
June 2016, Alanf Garrison, Southeast Syria. A dusty triangle of desert where the borders of Syria, Iraq, and Jordan meet. A BBC camera lens catches something it was never meant...
October 19, 2012. Kurakdar village, Hakkari province, southeastern Turkey, 1 hour from the Iraqi border. A convoy of Turkish police special operations officers moves through a narrow mountain pass. These...
Most people have never heard his name, but without him there is no Janis Joplin, there is no Monterey, there is no Cheap Thrills, there is no Ball and Chain,...
The tape has been sitting in an archive for 50 years. Anyone can watch it right now. It is 22 minutes long. It contains a laugh, a sentence, and a...
The New York papers called it a romance. Janice Joplain and Joe Nameoth. The queen of rock and roll and Broadway Joe. The girl with the feather boa and the...
The clip has 14.7 million views on YouTube. Anyone can watch it right now. 2 minutes and 58 seconds. A Welsh coal miner’s son and a girl from Port Arthur,...
In 1967, San Francisco had two queens. Their names were Janis Joplin and Grace Slick. They shared the same city. They shared the same stages. They shared the same world,...